The cast and production team discuss Hungarian legends, the weight of portraying a real, major figure, and the decision to defy the "Hollywood" tradition of adapting a non-English story with English dialogue.
From David Bowie to Sarah McLachlan and beyond, we round up the memorable needle drops from all the festival films we loved at #TIFF50.
Anyone who likes sword and sandals entertainment, wrapped in the noble flag of historical semi-fiction, will love Rise of the Raven . Like Hunaydi himself, it's a must-see.
For all its minor faults, Ridley Scott's latest is worth the price of admission for A-game performances from Paul Mescal, Pedro Pascal, and a scene-stealing Denzel Washington.
Jason Gorber takes an in-depth look at Dune: Part Two ””the second chapter of Denis Villeneuve's epic yet richly detailed sci-fi series.
That Shelf wants to send you and a friend to see an advance screening of Jordan Peele's horror epic NOPE in Toronto and Montreal!
But how to throw yourself one? Should be easy, right? Find some Colin Farrell movies and watch them. But no, there's a finer art that goes into curating the proper play order.
Shoddy and forgettable, Epic might be one of the most ill titled films ever. It seems more like wishful thinking than an actual title. It's the first major high profile misfire of the summer.
Director Tarsem Singh previously made two visually stunning, but incredibly boring and boneheaded films ( The Cell , The Fall ) before taking on his latest film Immortals . Undoubtedly talented when it comes to visuals, his latest film somehow manages to rank as the least of his efforts, but not for lack of trying. Whereas his past efforts have been ambitious failures, there simply isn’t anything in this sword and sandals epic that hasn’t been done before, or better, hundreds of times before.
